The Cat Who Walks through Walls

What I learned from "The Cat Who Walks Through Walls": 1) If a government official refuses to speak with you, just threaten to walk out and he'll change his mind immediately. 2) A fez, not unlike Clark Kent's glasses, makes an impenetrable disguise. 3) Sexism will make a big comeback in the future. Inc......more

This was my very first RAH book...the one that got me hooked. I thought it had a cool cover and was in the discount bin so I had just enough for it. I was 15. I couldn't put it down. Since then, I've read almost everything he has written and have loved every single one!......more

WARNING: You must read Heinlein's "The Moon is a Harsh Mistress," "The Rolling Stones," "Time Enough for Love," and "The Number of the Beast" before reading this book. It would also be helpful to have read "Stranger in a Strange Land," and "Friday." Familiarity with Baum's Oz stories and Edgar Rice......more

When I bought this book a couple of weeks ago, I was with two friends, one of whom is a fairly decent sci-fi fan, and the other of whom is a completely nutty sci-fi fan. Both of them started lyricising about how wonderful this book was, how absolutely fantastic, how I definitely had to read it. And,......more

This book starts out engagingly enough, with a mystery on a moon-orbiting space habitat. As can be expected from Heinlein, there is passing commentary on the governement of the habitat(all privately owned and controlled). When the action passes to the Moon we discover that this story is set in the s......more